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Consumer Financial Protection Bureau v. Prime Marketing Holdings, LLC
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2:16-cv-07111
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August 31, 2017
Calif. Credit Repair Shop Pays $150K To End CFPB Probe
A marketing company will pay $150,000 and be banned from offering credit repair services after a California federal judge approved a deal on Thursday to end the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's suit against the company for allegedly misleading customers and charging illegal fees.
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September 23, 2016
CFPB Sues Credit Repair Co. Over Advanced Fees, Deceptions
Los Angeles-based credit repair company Prime Marketing Holdings LLC illegally charged advanced fees and misrepresented how effective and expensive its services were, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau alleged Thursday in a federal lawsuit.